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title: Task 2
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"How about you? What makes you feel motivated?"
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The word `motivate` is a verb that means to give someone a reason to act in a certain way.

By adding `-ed` to the end, it becomes `motivated`, an adjective that describes someone who has been influenced or encouraged to do something. For example: `I'm not motivated to work late today`

This sentence means the person does not feel like they want to work extra hours today. `Not motivated` means they don't have the energy or desire to do it.

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`How about you? What _ you feel _?`

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`makes`

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This word is used to indicate the reason or cause of something. It is conjugated in the third person.

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`motivated`

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It ends with `-ed` because it's an adjective that comes from a verb.
